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The Sparkly Waistcoat by Sue Wickstead
Very Beautiful The Sparkly Waistcoat by Sue Wickstead is a most delightful book for preschool children and those in early years. The action is in the lead up to Christmas but would be a charming book to read any day of the year. We witness the bonds between a grandmother and her grandson, as well […]
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Megan Woods Returns to CCM to Debut Her First Album
When Megan came back to CCM recently, I joked that she had lived an entire lifetime since our last conversation. She has headlined her own tour, earned Dove Award nominations, watched “The Truth” become RIAA Gold certified, and is now taking her show coast to coast. But perhaps the most interesting thing is that the song responsible for starting all of this hasn’t become less personal to her as the numbers have grown. People constantly ask if she gets tired of singing “The Truth.” Her answer surprised me. “Honestly, it’s different for me every night because I’m going through something different in every season, and that song is so relevant…
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The Mountains HAVE Trembled: Delirious? Reunites for One Nashville Night
Was that a shift in the tectonic plates? Do you feel the Mountains tremble? Martin Smith and Stu G, two founding members of the influential British worship band Delirious?, will reunite for a special evening at Rocketown in Nashville on Saturday, November 14, 2026. Billed as KING OF FOOLS: An Evening with Martin Smith & Stu G of Delirious?, the intimate, seated concert will feature songs from their years together along with the stories behind the music. Delirious? became one of the most influential Christian rock and worship bands of the late ’90s and 2000s, with songs including “I Could Sing of Your Love Forever,” “Deeper,” “History Maker,” “Did You…
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Mark Wills Held Christian Music Too Sacred to Touch… Until Now
Thirty years into a country music career filled with hits, tours and a place in the Grand Ole Opry family, Mark Wills has made a record that he had to grow into. His new Gaither Music Group release, Grand Ole Revival, brings together the hymns and gospel songs that helped shape him with an all-star collection of friends including Vince Gill, Trisha Yearwood, Travis Tritt, Ricky Skaggs, Rhonda Vincent, Cody Johnson and more. But when Wills sat down with CCM Magazine, he admitted there was a time when he didn’t think making a gospel record was something he should do at all. “I’ve always held gospel music up here,” Wills told…
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Chapter One Again by Keelia Clarkson
Welcome Home Chapter One Again by Keelia Clarkson is a very charming contemporary Christian novel and the first book in Avila Falls series. It is a beautiful debut novel that will leave you smiling. The lead character, Jane, grew up in a small mountain town and moved to New York City for her dream job. […]
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Back Porch Book Chat with Jewell Parker Rhodes
Welcome to our virtual “back porch” where we chat with bookish friends: authors, publishers, librarians, parents, and more. Today we’re delighted to host Jewell Parker Rhodes, author of outstanding Middle-Grade novels including Towers Falling, Black Brother Black Brother, Sugar, and (one of our all-time favorites), Will’s Race for Home. Will’s Race was an Honor title… The post Back Porch Book Chat with Jewell Parker Rhodes appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Jim Bakker, Christian Television Pioneer, Enters Heaven at 86
The PTL founder and one of the original architects of Christian television leaves behind a undeniable legacy of innovation, technology, entertainment and ministry. Jim Bakker, one of the last remaining pioneers from the original generation of Christian television, entered Heaven on Monday at the age of 86. His wife, Lori Bakker, announced the news, writing that her husband “went home to be with the Lord this evening” after 66 years of preaching the Gospel. “Jim finished his race with faith,” Lori wrote. “His voice, his vision, and his legacy will never be forgotten.” His son, Jay Bakker, shared a more complicated and deeply personal message. Jay acknowledged that his relationship…
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Amy Grant Adds Jon Foreman and Live Ryman Tracks to The Me That Remains
Amy Grant’s The Me That Remains (Deluxe Edition) is out now via Thirty Tigers, expanding Grant’s first album of original songs in 13 years with seven additional tracks, including new collaborations, alternate mixes and four live performances recorded during her album release celebration at Nashville’s legendary Ryman Auditorium. And CCM Magazine was there. Amanda and Logan Sekulow attended the Ryman show earlier this year, and it was one of those Nashville nights that felt genuinely special. Hearing these songs performed in the room surrounded by friends, collaborators and an audience celebrating this new chapter of Grant’s career was incredible. The appreciation she has for her fans, and the time we…
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Kaleb Carson Steps Into The Spotlight With Solo Debut, “I Know A Name”
Follows No. 1 Collaboration “You’re Not Finished” With Anthony Evans
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Lakewood Music Releases ‘House Of Worship (Deluxe)’
The 18-track deluxe project includes original recordings alongside new versions of songs
